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Default Find Blank Cells and List Each Cell Address in Another Sheet

Hello Experts! I used the macro recorder to find and color all blank cells
in a used range in my worksheet. It is easy to do by firing up the recorder,
hitting Ctrl + g, ckicking Special, selecting Blanks, and filling in the
blanks with a color. I am wondering if there is a way to do something
similar, but identify the blanks cells by each respective cell address, and
put all of these in some kind of summary sheet. For instance, clicking the
commandbutton would result in a Summary sheet being created and all blank
cells would be listed by cells address, such as $D$5, $F$14, $J$92...if these
cells are blank.

Any ideas?

Kind Regards,
Ryan---


 
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